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When services go indoors they reverted to masks in June, except during Oneg and non-service events. Hopefully they will go back to maskless but this looks more like a showing of "caring" than anything;
Can the unvaccinated eat the barbecue-served foods via Zoom; and
Shrimp on the "barbie"?
1. "Baruch HaShem" -- literally, "Blessed be the Name (of G-d)"; figuratively, "Thank G-d!"
2. Let's hope the monkey pox doesn't create the next crisis.
3. Virtual barbecue -- what a concept! No calories!
4. My shul is a strict "No shellfish zone."
I assume the "barbie" means barbecue (although personally the fact the Reform synagogues would serve shrimp to me is weird but I know that their food isn't kosher).
I assume the "barbie" means barbecue (although personally the fact the Reform synagogues would serve shrimp to me is weird but I know that their food isn't kosher).
While Reform Judaism doesn't view Torah as being binding (unlike Orthodox and Conservative Judaism, which view Torah to be binding), I've been finding more and more Reform congregations these days choosing to keep kosher. I think we may even have some Reform members on this forum whose synagogues keep kosher.
While Reform Judaism doesn't view Torah as being binding (unlike Orthodox and Conservative Judaism, which view Torah to be binding), I've been finding more and more Reform congregations these days choosing to keep kosher. I think we may even have some Reform members on this forum whose synagogues keep kosher.
My Reform shul has always been kosher at least since 2003 when I joined.
I assume the "barbie" means barbecue (although personally the fact the Reform synagogues would serve shrimp to me is weird but I know that their food isn't kosher).
I was joking. We've been kosher since 1991 when we changed Rabbis.
"Reform synagogues would serve shrimp to me is weird but I know that their food isn't kosher"
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